post indicator valve review
post indicator valve, also known as post valve or the fire station valve, is a type of valve that is used to isolate a part of the water flow path and isolate the fire fighting valves. Inductor post valve or post indicator valve is a set of fire valves that are used to open or close the power supply of fire protection systems in large buildings.
This part consists of a common valve or butterfly valve that is installed on the main pipe of the fire fighting system and has a protruding cylinder that protrudes from the ground or from the wall and is produced from different heights. A valve actuator and a visual valve status indicator are located on top of the valve post. This arrangement of parts makes the valve open and close easily and its position can be seen clearly. There are three main types of fire isolating valves: underground, base and surface, and they are installed in different configurations and orientations.





